Don Reisinger

Apple Products Outshine Windows, Android in Enterprises, Survey Shows This slide show looks at how enterprises are embracing Apple computer products, and why IT professionals now see great value in their use by employees. Apple Products Are Everywhere in Enterprises This one may come as a surprise, but a whopping 96 percent of companies surveyed […]

What Makes Nokia’s OZO Virtual Reality Camera Worth $60,000 Nokia’s OZO camera can be used to create virtual reality images and can record full 360-degree video as well as full surround sound. The Design Looks Like Something Out of Star Wars The design of the OZO VR camera is one of its most interesting features. […]

How Microsoft Cortana Will Perform on iOS, Android, CyanogenMod By offering Cortana on iOS, Android and the CyanogenMod OS, Microsoft is making good on a promise to deliver Cortana to other operating systems besides Windows. Cortana—Microsoft’s Virtual Digital Assistant Since this may be the first time that iOS and Android users have tried Cortana, it’s […]

Google Pixel C Stakes a Claim as Hybrid Tablet Market Contender Google joins the hybrid computer fray with its two-in-one Pixel C. Does the Android-based device have the features to be a legitimate contender in the space? Pixel C Is Not a Chromebook Google has decided not to bundle Chrome OS with the Pixel C […]

What the End of Mailbox, Carousel Means for Dropbox’s Storage Business Dropbox decides to shutter its Carousel and Mailbox services as it turns its focus on the cloud services that are most important to enterprise users. Dropbox Is Killing Carousel Service Dropbox announced on Dec. 7 was that it is killing off its Carousel service. […]

Why Cloud Security Remains Top Concern of IT Professionals While most companies are moving to the cloud, security remains a concern. Here’s a look at where IT professionals stand on cloud computing. IT Professionals Are Clear About Cloud Migration Best Practices When it comes to cloud adoption, IT professionals follow a familiar script. According to […]

Apple Harking Back to the Past With 4-Inch iPhone, Rumors Claim Several rumors suggest that—in addition to updates to its flagship smartphone line—Apple will launch a smaller iPhone to appeal to the lower end of the market. It’ll Come With a 4-Inch Screen All the talk surrounding the putative Apple iPhone 6c (the rumored name […]

How Samsung’s Galaxy A Smartphone Line Targets Midrange Market Samsung’s latest Galaxy A smartphones have high-end finishes and features, yet they’re designed for the midrange of the market. Here’s a look at these handsets. There Are Three Models to Consider Samsung isn’t offering just one device in its A line. Instead, the company is selling […]

10 Ways to Keep Your Child Safer on the Internet If the VTech hack has taught us anything, it’s how vulnerable kids are to data breaches and creepy people online. Here are tips for keeping kids safer online. Keep Following the VTech News It is exceedingly important for all parents impacted by the VTech hack […]

10 Things to Know About VTech Hack That Exposes Data of Kids, Parents The hack of VTech is particularly worrisome because it exposes information on 5 million parents and children. Here is what is known about the attack. When Did the Breach Occur? According to VTech, its customer data, which was housed on its Learning […]

10 Things to Know About Google’s AMP Platform Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages mobile news service will take on the likes of Apple News and Facebook Instant Articles. Here’s what mobile users can expect from AMP. This Is a Google Project First and Foremost While several companies are technically involved in AMP, Google is their leader. […]

Gartner Finds Windows 10 Enterprise Adoption Taking Off A Gartner study finds that Windows 10 is winning strong support from both business and home computer users. Here are key findings from that report. Enterprise Deployment Will Start to Peak by Early 2017 Although there are some companies that have started to move to Windows 10, […]